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2012 High-Res PC Screenshot Thread of Don't Use Imgur

Ciastek3214

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Ciastek3214

Junior Member
These shots make me wonder why nobody ever extracted the higher-quality textures from the Dreamcast version of the game to make a mod with.

There is a PC Texture Utility for Soul Reaver, so if you want to remake all these textures then here you go, I don't know about extracting DC ones tho.
 

Alo81

Low Poly Gynecologist
So I figure this is the best place to ask this since I'm sure plenty of you have your GPU's overclocked.

I'm trying to overclock my GPU. It's a GTX 570. Whenever I up the voltage, the GPU clock starts to fluctuate during the benchmark. Okay whatever. Then I keep the stock voltage and start upping the memory clock a bit until it seems reliable. Then I bump up the GPU clock a bit and everything seems okay. Then when I bump any of the three up, the GPU clock starts fluctuating again during the benchmark, starting at around 825, then cutting in half, then back up, back down, and at some points down to 1/4th of the set GPU clock.

Does that mean I'm pushing it too hard, or is something just messing up with it? I'm attaching a picture of Precision X so you can see what I mean. Look in the lower left and you can see the graph keeps flopping up down up down up.

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So I figure this is the best place to ask this since I'm sure plenty of you have your GPU's overclocked.

I'm trying to overclock my GPU. It's a GTX 570. Whenever I up the voltage, the GPU clock starts to fluctuate during the benchmark. Okay whatever. Then I keep the stock voltage and start upping the memory clock a bit until it seems reliable. Then I bump up the GPU clock a bit and everything seems okay. Then when I bump any of the three up, the GPU clock starts fluctuating again during the benchmark, starting at around 825, then cutting in half, then back up, back down, and at some points down to 1/4th of the set GPU clock.

Does that mean I'm pushing it too hard, or is something just messing up with it? I'm attaching a picture of Precision X so you can see what I mean. Look in the lower left and you can see the graph keeps flopping up down up down up.

http://i.imgur.com/AJtYL.png[img][/QUOTE]

Best bet is the [URL="http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=455869"][B]I need a new PC thread[/B][/URL] or the [URL="http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=454318"][B]Race your PC thread[/B][/URL]

Those 2 threads have a bunch of posters ready to help with just that type of question.
 
What AA are you using with that (and what GPU) Sax? That looks incredible.

Just the "normal" in-game setting and vanilla SMAA, on a 670. Higher AA settings or straight up downsampling directly gave me too many noticeable dips into the 50s, mostly when driving in the day, although it's probably worth it for the IQ =P

Edit: Although, then you still get stuff like this (down from 1440) http://www.abload.de/img/hkship2012-08-2209-17jnuwf.png so maybe not, especially if the only frame drops come while you're driving, when you're not going to be noticing small IQ improvements anyway because of the motion blur.
 
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Really enjoying Darksiders 2... screenshots don't do justice to this amazing game, and although it doesn't have any video tweaks available, it looks amazing in real time, and the performance is outstanding!

More screenshots here: Darksiders 2 Album
 
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